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Created attachment 162273 [details] Picture of my type project. I'm using IDE version 8.0.2 (Build 201411181905) Pach 2. I'm developing a library in a local system(Windows) and I'm compiling it in a remote system(Linux). After the compilation, the IDE do not prompts the options to download the changed remote files (library created). In the tutorial of the IDE (https://netbeans.org/kb/docs/cnd/remotedev-tutorial.html) says that this should work automatically, see bellow: "If building your project remotely compiles libraries or generates other files in addition to the main build product, the IDE prompts you to download the files to the local system. You can select which changed files to download." Why this don't work in my environment?
In project properties, Build/Linker/General/Output category, I'm using the environment variable ${VR}. This variable was defined in Makefile file. See bellow: Output: ${CND_DISTDIR}/${CND_CONF}/${CND_PLATFORM}/libECFEPSAPI.${CND_DLIB_EXT}.${VR} The problem is that the variable(VR) is not visible when the IDE try to check if some project file copies were modified remotely on host So, the question is: Where do I should define the VR variable for this to work fine?
Do you use environment variable in project from first post too?
Yes I used. I was already using the environment variable.
The PROJECTNAME variable is not work too. Seem me that the only variable that works are variables started with "CND_" prefix.
Yes. It is a true. By design in NetBeans 8.2 You can use only: # ${PROJECT_DIR} - project directory absolute path # ${OUTPUT_PATH} - linker output path (relative to project directory path) # ${OUTPUT_BASENAME}- linker output filename # ${TESTDIR} - test files directory (relative to project directory path) # ${OBJECTDIR} - object files directory (relative to project directory path) # ${CND_DISTDIR} - distribution directory (relative to project directory path) # ${CND_BUILDDIR} - build directory (relative to project directory path) # ${CND_PLATFORM} - platform name # ${CND_CONF} - configuration name # ${CND_DLIB_EXT} - dynamic library extension
OK, but I would like to set my own variable, this could be implemented in a future version of the IDE? Or I could to change the value of ${CND_DLIB_EXT} variable according with ${CND_CONF}?
(In reply to emersonmp from comment #6) > OK, but I would like to set my own variable, this could be implemented in a > future version of the IDE? Such question better to discuss with developers. > Or I could to change the value of ${CND_DLIB_EXT} > variable according with ${CND_CONF}? No. From my point of view we discuss http://wiki.netbeans.org/NewAndNoteworthyNB82#UI_for_Run.2FDebug_launchers and some enhancements to this feature in remote mode. But bug has confusing title.
The bug title describes the problem symptom. I'll to study a solution through launchers, but a solution through a simple environment variable should be more convenient.